The Iron Queen (Harlequin Teen) by Julie Kagawa 368 pages, Harlequin, (2011-01-25) $9.99 (Amazon.com)

Procurement

I received an eARC from the publisher via NetGalley.

My Grade

Plot: 4

Setting: 4

Writing: 5

Originality: 4

Characters: 5

Romance: 5

Overall: 27/30 = 90% A

Cover/Title Bonus: 4

Overall

An awesome addition to an already amazing series. Cannot wait for The Iron Knight!

Summary

This is the third book of this series. If you want the summary please go to Goodreads!

First Line

Eleven years ago, on my sixth birthday, my father disappeared.

 

Most Memorable Scene

The tent scene. That is all. 🙂

Review

I’m not going to write a formal review for this one. Either you love this series or you don’t and I fall heavily in the LOVE category. I love all the characters. I absolutely LOVE the writing. It reads more like an adult fantasy romance than a YA. Julie’s skill in writing is not overlooked by this reader that’s for sure.

I am so ready for The Iron Knight it’s not funny! I will be sad to see this series end but I honestly can’t wait to see what Julie writes next.

Series

The Iron King (Harlequin Teen) by Julie Kagawa 368 pages, Harlequin, (2010-02-01) $9.99 (Amazon.com)

Winter’s Passage by Julie Kagawa pages, Harlequin Teen, (2010-05-20) (Amazon.com)

The Iron Daughter (Harlequin Teen) by Julie Kagawa 304 pages, Harlequin, (2010-08-01) $9.99 (Amazon.com)

The Iron Queen (Harlequin Teen) by Julie Kagawa 368 pages, Harlequin, (2011-01-25) $9.99 (Amazon.com)

Summer’s Crossing by Julie Kagawa pages, Harlequin Teen, (2011-06-01) (Amazon.com)

The Iron Knight (The Iron Fey) by Julie Kagawa 304 pages, Harlequin, (2011-10-25) $9.99 (Amazon.com)